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When a movie has you begging for it to end not even half way through it's pure crap. We've all seen this movie and this characters millions of times, nothing new in it. Don't waste your time.

While crossing the Mojave Desert to go to a wedding in Los Angeles, Paul (Josh Stewart) and his girlfriend Adrienne (Jamie-Lynn Sigler) have a car accident. They decide to spend for the night into the Roy's Motel and Cafe and they check-in with a man called Frank (Chris Browning). Paul is uncomfortable to disclose a secret to Adrienne while Frank's wife Sandy (Angela Featherstone) has a hidden past that affects their lives. Along the night, weird and surreal things happen to Paul until a stranger help him to discover the truth and make a choice."Beneath the Dark" is an engaging but predictable thriller. The story is unoriginal and the mystery is easily disclosed still in the beginning. But anyway it is entertaining. My vote is six.Title (Brazil): "A Escolha" ("The Choice")

I actually watched this movie by accident, mistaking it for "Beneath the Darkness" with Dennis Quiad. I must say that I'm glad I watched this movie. It has a dark atmosphere, and it keeps itself a mystery until the end. I was bored at times, but all things considered i had a good time with this movie, though at the end I had a feeling of deja-vu. The atmosphere reminded me of "Identity" while the plot itself was actually a lot like 2003's "Dead End", but i liked that movie much more. It succeeds to create an atmosphere full of suspense, but at the end you will be left feeling like you've already seen it all somewhere else.

Paul (Josh Stewart of the FX TV show "Dirt") and adrienne (Jamie-Lynn Sigler of the much- better known Sopranos) are forced to divulge secrets after they stop at a peculiar motel in the middle of the Mojave Desert and meet some of it's weird denizens. This movie was slow, uneventful, and while not boring, not particularly enjoyable. However the acting was decent and the soundtrack to the film was pretty good.The mystery behind some huge secret had my intrigued, but the pay-off for that wasn't really worth my investment in it.Eye Candy: Angela Firestone gets toplessWhere I Saw it: Showtime Extreme

Movie starts off with a youngish (man and woman) couple (mid 30s) driving to a wedding.It's late night, so the guy pulls up at a motel. He does this for two reasons. A) His girlfriend wants sex and B) He is tired. Signing in to their room, they encounter a nervous motel owner.Later, on the bed, the couple try to have sex. He can't get an erection so he goes off to get a coffee. While he drinks his coffee he meets a black guy who goes on about stuff from the Bible.We're now 25 minutes in. Bored yet? Because I was.In between all this we see other characters. One older woman, one blonde woman late 30s, some other guy, and another guy who's a security guard. By the way we learn the security guard gets fired.The movie still doesn't make any sense and we're already 45 minutes in.Bored yet? Jeez, I was!! Back to the motel, this other blonde woman walks through the darkened bedroom while the couple are sleeping. Well, he's awake, his girlfriend is sleeping...Who was the woman and why did she do that? No clues...Still bored? YES! Because nothing of any interest in happening...Over 55 minutes in, AT THIS STAGE I GAVE UP. Awful film, I skipped through to the end, and it still made no sense.Probably one of the worst films of 2010. I can only guess all the 10s it's received have been from people involved in the movie.AVOID!!